List of hackathons about iot in 2016

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Come attend the hackathon for those who love playing with big data. Hack on projects that involve big amounts of data acquired through APIs or by scraping.  Use common tools such as Python and the Google App Engine.  All projects completed at the hackathon can be fully production ready.  Using AngularJS for mobile, a mobile app can be run natively and used publicly by the end of the hackathon. At the hackathon's conclusion, each team presents their project and each team votes for another team for best hackathon project.

Hackingfest is a hackathon series on software and hardware organized for those developers and designers who are passionate about hacking for real-world issues. Come along to gain new experience, create great projects and make many new friends! Awards will be given out best ideas and projects!

The Stupid Shit No One Needs & Terrible Ideas Hackathon Toronto is a hackathon dedicated to creating things that have absolutely no value. You are aloud to create whatever you want as long as it works and contributes nothing whatsoever to the world. Examples of useless ideas to work with are weird food delivery services, emoji intelligence, quicktime for Pegasi, millenial falcons, sensors, virtual fealty, the internet of bees, etc. You may come with a team or just meet new people to create a stupid, terrible idea that nobody needs! At the end of the day everyone will present their stupid terrible nonsense off at the Stupid Job Fair. A hardware library with cameras, Arduinos, Cutting Edge "Electronic" Sensors, and more will be made available to you for creating your stupid pointless garbage idea. Note, no tech expertiseis required, all progammers, designers, comedians, videographers, artists, thought leaders, ideationists, neolibertarian techno-utopian oversimplifiers, and fearless creaitives are invited!

Come participate at B-Hack—a 30 hours digital marathon! Collaborate to create new iOS and Android apps for business. Participate individually or in a team—it's your choice!

Developers , designers and project managers! Do you want to innovate in the automotive sector? Come along to the Hack 'n' Roll - Connected Car Hackathon. Collaborate with like-minded people on: How to communicate with tomorrow's cars in emergency situations? How to address connection problems and synchronization in a world of connected devices? You'll have 24 hours to develop your response to the connected car challenges and a working prototype.

This is a two-day long hackathon inviting developers, data analysts, designers and marketers involved in prototyping ideas, services and products that are able to create both economic value and social value for the territory and the community. The technology type with which the teams will be working is the Internet of Things. Participants will be asked to use IoT to create innovating design solutions that will benefit people and the environment including: healthcare, home, education, city, culture, etc. This is a real challenge in which you can turn you talent and creativity into game changing practical solutions!

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Developers and technologists! Barclays Command Centre is looking to work with those who can build game changing solutions to help shape the future of financial services. They have identified their top four interesting topic areas and want to work with you to help them develop what customers need. This is a two day ‘hackathon’ based at Launch22. You can choose one of four given project briefs -- on your own teams, as an individual, or in collaboration with other participants. The projects are: --> Brief 1 - Callout Tool, --> Brief 2 - Application Dashboard Monitor --> Brief 3 - Virtual Command Centre – wallboard remote monitoring and severity matrix --> Brief 4 - Comanji -- Advertisement and use of the Command Centre – Return on Investment.